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NOAA crew and scientists aboard NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer prepare to deploy remotely operated vehicles that will help NOAA explore and characterize the features and marine life of the Atlantic deep ocean off South Carolina.

NOAA initiatives among the first round of Ocean Decade endorsed actions

June 11, 2021

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NOAA crew and scientists aboard NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer prepare to deploy remotely operated vehicles that will help NOAA explore and characterize the features and marine life of the Atlantic deep ocean off South Carolina.

Alaska Air 737-9 flies over Mt. Rainier

NOAA and Boeing to use airliner to sample greenhouse gases from atmosphere

June 3, 2021

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greenhouse gases

Alaska Air 737-9 flies over Mt. Rainier

Graduate student Anuszka Mosurska assists with taking measurements for the shoreline community monitoring effort in Utqiaġvik, Alaska.

5 ways NOAA scientists are answering big questions about climate change

April 22, 2021

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Graduate student Anuszka Mosurska assists with taking measurements for the shoreline community monitoring effort in Utqiaġvik, Alaska.

NOAA partners from the Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies at University of Miami and the Caribbean Region Association for Coastal Ocean Observing gather around 11 ocean gliders that will track hurricane data off Puerto Rico, July 14, 2020.

NOAA report highlights 2020 climate, weather, ocean research

April 14, 2021

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NOAA partners from the Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies at University of Miami and the Caribbean Region Association for Coastal Ocean Observing gather around 11 ocean gliders that will track hurricane data off Puerto Rico, July 14, 2020.

Coral reef ecosystem.

Fisheries scientists receive Cozzarelli Prize for coral reef fish research

March 29, 2021

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Coral reef ecosystem.

A Lake Michigan meteotsunami on April 13, 2018 unleashes a waterfall that cascades over the breakwater during the event near the lighthouse off Ludington, Michigan.

NOAA study of 'rare' Great Lakes wave shows promise of forecasting meteotsunamis

March 31, 2021

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A Lake Michigan meteotsunami on April 13, 2018 unleashes a waterfall that cascades over the breakwater during the event near the lighthouse off Ludington, Michigan.

Pillar coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus) is rare in the Florida Keys.

Scientists successfully halt tissue loss disease in pillar coral

March 4, 2021

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Pillar coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus) is rare in the Florida Keys.

Saildrone launched its newest uncrewed maritime system on January 5, 2021, called Saildrone Surveyor, from Alameda, California, which includes new sonar for seafloor mapping and a tool to collect and analyze ocean genetic data. NOAA provided a three-year grant through the National Oceanographic Partnership Program to support the development, testing and integration of sensors for the Saildrone Surveyor.

Congress reauthorizes law supporting partnerships to advance ocean science

January 13, 2021

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unmanned systems

Saildrone launched its newest uncrewed maritime system on January 5, 2021, called Saildrone Surveyor, from Alameda, California, which includes new sonar for seafloor mapping and a tool to collect and analyze ocean genetic data. NOAA provided a three-year grant through the National Oceanographic Partnership Program to support the development, testing and integration of sensors for the Saildrone Surveyor.

NOAA Research Ecologist and scuba diver Shay Viehman finishes up a survey of corals in the deep blue waters of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary. In the foreground is a huge mound of corals.

Podcast: From diving to data, get a close-up look at coral research

September 2, 2020

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NOAA Research Ecologist and scuba diver Shay Viehman finishes up a survey of corals in the deep blue waters of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary. In the foreground is a huge mound of corals.

This autonomous surface vessel created by Saildrone, carrying specially designed sensors, is pictured leaving Alameda, California, in mid-May 2020, headed for the Bering Sea. NOAA will use it and two similar unmanned surface vessels to conduct a survey of walleye pollock, our nation’s largest fishery, and collect weather and ocean data that will be transmitted to the Global Telecommunications System to assist with Arctic weather forecasts.

NOAA ramps up use of drones to collect fish, seafloor and weather data

June 19, 2020

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This autonomous surface vessel created by Saildrone, carrying specially designed sensors, is pictured leaving Alameda, California, in mid-May 2020, headed for the Bering Sea. NOAA will use it and two similar unmanned surface vessels to conduct a survey of walleye pollock, our nation’s largest fishery, and collect weather and ocean data that will be transmitted to the Global Telecommunications System to assist with Arctic weather forecasts.

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